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Medical Statement Flow Chart - WI Child Nutrition Programs (FNS)

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CACFP Meal Requirements for Lifestyle Choices<br />

Special dietary practices such as eating vegetarian, organic or eliminating certain foods for religious reasons are not exempt from the CACFP meal<br />

pattern meaning the full meal pattern must be supplied by the center in order to claim the meal for reimbursement. If a meal component is eliminated<br />

because of dietary practices, or if the parent/guardian supplies any component of the meal, the center cannot claim the meal for reimbursement. The<br />

only exception to this is with serving a non-dairy milk substitute.<br />

Is there a medical reason for the parent/guardian wanting their child to drink something other than regular cow’s milk?<br />

Is there a medical statement from a medical authority on file including:<br />

the reason for the milk substitution<br />

a statement that milk is to be omitted from the child’s diet<br />

the type of non-dairy milk or other beverage that may be substituted<br />

YES<br />

Does the<br />

parent/guardian<br />

or center supply<br />

the substitute?<br />

Yes<br />

Yes<br />

NO<br />

Does the center supply a creditable<br />

dairy milk substitute (e.g. low-fat or fatfree<br />

lactose-free, lactose-reduced,<br />

buttermilk or acidified milk)?<br />

No<br />

Does the parent/guardian supply a<br />

non-dairy milk substitute?<br />

No<br />

The parent/guardian may request in writing that their child be<br />

served a non-dairy milk substitution. The request should include:<br />

the reason for the non-dairy milk substitution (i.e. life style choice)<br />

the specific type of non-dairy beverage to be substituted<br />

o the substitution must be nutritionally equivalent to milk and<br />

meet all of the nutritional standards for fortification of<br />

calcium, protein, vitamins A and D and other nutrients to levels<br />

found in cow’s milk listed below:<br />

Milk Substitute <strong>Nutrition</strong> Standards<br />

Nutrient Per Cup<br />

Calcium<br />

276 mg<br />

Protein<br />

8 g<br />

Vitamin A 500 IU<br />

Vitamin D 100 IU<br />

Magnesium 24 mg<br />

Phosphorus 222 mg<br />

Potassium 349 mg<br />

Riboflavin .44 mg<br />

Vitamin B-12 1.1mcg (μg)<br />

See list of approved non-dairy beverages in GM #12C<br />

Center can<br />

claim the<br />

meal(s) for<br />

reimbursement<br />

Yes<br />

No<br />

Center cannot claim<br />

the meal(s) for<br />

reimbursement<br />

Yes<br />

Center can claim<br />

the meal(s) for<br />

reimbursement<br />

Yes<br />

Does the parent /guardian or center supply one<br />

of the approved substitutes?<br />

No<br />

Does the parent/guardian or<br />

center supply an<br />

unapproved substitute?<br />

Center cannot<br />

claim the<br />

meal(s) for<br />

reimbursement

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